Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-14
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Programme of Exercises for state Con-
vention of Young Peoples societies OF
Christian Endea,"r. in This city. Fri
day Next.

Programme Of Exercises for state Con.
vention of Young Peoples societies ot
Christian Kndea,"r. in Thi. city. Fri
day Next.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
EndcaSor is an undenominatl0nal organiza-
tioh, the object of which is plainly indicated
by its title and which is fast coming into
prominence on its merits. in evangelical
churches. not only in this. but foreign
countries. Briefly. the institution is an ad-
vance and in essential points an improve
ment ON the Y. VI. c. \, and i'll the five OF
six years of its existence has reached a
membership of not less than 200, 900
among churches of all denominations.
There are seventy-five \. I. c. F..
societies in Ohio with several hundred MEN,
bers; enough 10 form strong and efficient
state conference. The only society OF this
kind in the city is i'll connection with the
4 Congregational church. and il has been i'll
successful operation for the past two years,
the eN-president, Mr.. 4. ID. NisScher, beng
! state superintendent, by appointment at the
( annual convention Of the United society, at
| Saratoga last July. Several others of the
! city churches are taking preliminary steps
/ toward organization Of societies. Friday OF
/ this week a convention will be held here.
at the Congregational church. on Center
! street. for the purpose, II decided advlsa-
| ble, of organizing a state conference. There
will be- morning, afternoon and evening
sessions, and II found necessary.
short business session on Saturday morn
| ing. The meeting is thus late in the week
| for the reason that Mr.. George VI. WaId.
J Al.
ton. Mass, whose presence was required
could not, owing IA other engagements,
reach the city earlier. A note 10 Surerin-
tendent Nisscher is 10 effect that h- will be
here Friday morning. Word was received
yesterday that Rev. VIM. II. Warren eX-
pected Ia attend the convention and would
be here Thursday evening. Societies con-
nected with churches at Nenia. Cincinnati,
Marietta. Urbana, keuton. MarySyille. Ber-
lin Heights. West jefferson and elsewhere
have notified the committee that they would
he represented by delegates.
FORENOON SESSION, FRIDAY, ArRIIl5.
Fevotional Exercises.
Gospel Hymn No. 80.
Prayer by Rev. A. L Wilkinson. city.
Address of elcome-Rey. :. 7. Dunlap.
state Superintendent Report.
Music-iSosp.l LYNN No. S5+
Sermon by Rev. ! ". simpson. Cincinnati. %.
Addrrss-"Thr Need Of Training the Dung
for Active Service" MIR. John +. Wand, rvo"rt.
Marietta. q.
Meeting OF Committees
AFTERNOON SESSION.
O'CLoCk.
our National Banner Hymn.
Devotional Exercises,
open Meeting-Hepurts From the W Urh.
Three Minute Speeches.
tddreSs-"The Peculiar Advantages Of the
! Christian Eudeavor Plan Rev. A. b. Christy,
| Hudson. Z.
addrrss-"The Ideal Prayer Meeting. Rev.
!. + KapsO1. Canton. q.
AddrrSs-"The Conservation Meeting. Mr..
/ {. +. Folger. Springfield. -.
Duties of the Committee.
The Lookout Committee.
The Prayer Meeting committee.
The sunday School Committee
The Social ana Visiting Committee.
Tbs Church Attendance Committee.
The Music Committee.
sddress-"Dur Society a MISSIONARY society;
How 10 Develop its True spirit and Effective
ness" Miss Grace Clark, Cincinnati. ..
Question Box.
Meeting of Committees
EVENING SESSION.
30 p'CLoCA.
y. P. s. c. F.. Prayer Meeting.
AddresS-"Ihe Associate Membership. MI.
A. :. Clark. Eyria. o.. Mr.. +, A. ray, spring
field. c.
-"Woman's Part in the \. ?. ;. c. E.. Miss
Joanna +. Fay. Springfield, .
Address GEORGE. NJ. Ward. General Sec
retary. Boston. Mass